The Nicosia District Local Government Organisation (DLGO) has launched a new digital service giving residents direct access to information on dangerous buildings across Nicosia district.
The digital registry lists buildings that the Nicosia DLGO has declared dangerous or in need of repair, with data grouped by urban areas and rural communities. Users can also search and analyse the data by administrative area, and browse an interactive map.
The Nicosia DLGO’s Dangerous Buildings Sector carries out on-site inspections and assesses both buildings previously classified as dangerous or in need of repair by the former responsible authorities, the Municipalities and the Nicosia District Administration, which were handed over to the Nicosia DLGO on April 30, 2025, and any new cases that arise.
The active registry currently lists 712 buildings in total, of which 657 are classified as dangerous and 55 as in need of repair. Of these, 310 are in urban areas and 402 in rural communities, covering 72 administrative areas across Nicosia district.
The registry is dynamic and updates automatically whenever new data becomes available, according to the DLGO, ensuring residents have accurate and continuous information.
The active registry and interactive map of dangerous buildings are available on the Nicosia DLGO’s website, as well as directly at the following link: https://ndlgo.org.cy/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/EOA_Landing_Epikindynes_Oikodomes.html
The DLGO describes the new digital service as a further step in the Organisation’s digital transformation, aimed at keeping the public informed while ensuring public safety and transparency, and says it will help it carry out its responsibilities in managing dangerous buildings more effectively.
